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RAM® Tube™ Fishing Rod Holder with Deck Track Base

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$36.39 $55.99 In stock

Category: Fishing Rod Holders

The RAM-301-DU consists of the RAM-TUBE™ 2000 fishing rod holder, 6" long ratchet spline post arm and deck mounting base. The ratcheting feature allows for the tube to tilt forward and back for optimum angles. Ideally suited for anything from Kayaks to Tournament boats, this compact and simply design is ready for your next day on the water.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian K. ★★★★★

I was worried the tilt mechanism would be flimsy, but that ratchet spline post is rock solid even with my heavy saltwater rod. The deck track base slides on and locks perfectly, making it easy to swap gear between trips.

David Y. ★★★★★

The ratchet spline post locks in place with a solid click, no wobble even when I set the rod down hard. Deck track base slides on smooth and the tilt range forward and back covers everything from trolling to fighting a fish.

Harper ★★★★★

The deck mount feels rock-solid under my feet, and that 6" ratchet spline gives me just enough tilt to fight a fish without losing the rod. Took seconds to attach, and it hasn’t budged all weekend.